If you work at a bank, for example, and wish to know whether or not an ID card has been blocked, you can use the details on the card to call and check the ID card's validity.

You can apply to the Swedish Tax Agency for an ID card. You can use this card in Sweden to confirm your identity and your age at a pharmacy, bank and store, for example.

To apply for an ID card from the Swedish Tax Agency, you must be listed in the Swedish Population Register, have a Swedish personal identity number, and be able to prove your identity. You need to pay an application fee before you can make your appli...

Identity fraud is when an unauthorised party uses your ID, passwords, personal identity number or mobile BankID – for example, to order goods or apply for a loan in your name. This form of fraud is also known as identity theft, ID-hijacking or spoofi...

With the increasing risk of cyberattacks in society as a whole, we all need to protect our online data and ensure our digital security. You need to protect sensitive information contained in the documents and records that you deal with, for example.

Genom att skapa en användare med ett personnummer anpassat för testning (testpersonnummer) kan du testa att logga in på samma sätt som en privatperson skulle göra med e-legitimation.

To be listed in the Swedish Population Register, you must be living in Sweden and plan to stay here for at least one year. You need to notify us of your move to Sweden, and must visit a Swedish state service centre in person.

As a citizen of another EU or EEA country than Sweden you have right of residence if you can show that you have sufficient funds, i.e., sufficient money to live on and support yourself in Sweden.

The Tax Agency's ID card also contains electronic identification (e-legitimation). Electronic identification can be compared with a traditional ID document, such as an ID card or driving licence. Electronic identification can be used to securely prov...

The quickest and most secure way to receive refunds from your tax account is to register a bank account to which you would like the money transferred.